Household/Personal
Financial/Legal
Medical
Emergency Contacts
Valuables
100

Official government document that serves as your primary form of ID and allows you to operate a vehicle. 

Driver's License

100

Documents that show proof of checking or savings accounts. 

Bank Statements/Account Information 

100

Documents that show medical history (allergies, previous procedures, vaccinations). 

Health Records 

100

A person you trust who lives outside of your area 

Trusted person to give copy of documents to

100
Irreplaceable memories caught on camera!

Photos 

200

Official document that displays a unique 9-digit number and tracks earnings/tax obligations. 

Social Security Card

200

A legal document that states how your property should be shared and who should care for your children after you die.

Will

200

Legal document that lets you name a trusted person to make healthcare decisions for you

Medical Power of Attorney

200

NOAA weather radio, National Weather Service, AccuWeather App

Reputable news alert sources
200

Items that hold sentimental value to you 

Keepsakes/Collectables (ex: old bibles, genealogy records, military medals, diaries, wedding dress)

300
Records that proves marriage has occurred or ended. 

Marriage/Divorce Certificate 

300

Legal and notarized document that allows a trusted individual to make financial decisions on your behalf in the event you are unable to. 

Financial/General Power of Attorney 

300

Health coverage that helps pay medical and hospital costs; people 65+ may qualify for ________, while people with low income may qualify for ________.

Health Insurance (Medicare, Medicaid, VA, Vision, Dental) 

300

Contact information of the company or person you work for

Employer Contact Information

300

Documents that cover high-value items.

Insurance Forms for Valuables

400

Government-issued document that proves active-duty, retirees, veterans and their dependents to quickly access emergency resources during a crisis. 

Military Service Identification

400
Specific accounts to help you save & invest money during your post-work years.

Retirement Account (Ex: Roth IRA, 401k) 

400

Up-to-date record of prescriptions and how to administer them. 

List of Medications (with instructions)

400

Contact information of the organization that manages your residential neighborhood/community

Homeowners Association (HOA) Contact Information 

500

Contact information for lost pets 

Pet Ownership ID Tags/Papers 

500

Documents that track your inflow of money. They provide immediate financial stability when wages from a job are disrupted. 

Sources of Income (government benefits, alimony, child support) 

500

Credit-card sized document that communicates critical health conditions. (Ex: type 1 diabetic or someone with heart disease would have) 

Medical Alert Card

500

Physical copy with phone numbers and names of family and friends 

Emergency Contact List of Close Family/Friends